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COUNTERTRANSFERENCE: THE IMPACT OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS’ PERSONAL ANALYSIS ON CLINICAL PRACTICE
Countertransference has long been considered a central issue in psychotherapy, yet limited research has examined how therapists’ personal analysis influence their understanding and management of countertransference. The aim of the present study was to explore how psychotherapists make sense of their
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